All 112 cities on our rate card, from the airport hotel strip to Montreal. Every one gets a flat rate to and from Toronto Pearson, confirmed at booking, with licensed chauffeurs and flight tracking on every airport run. Find your city below.
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Aberfoyle Airport Car Service
Southwestern Ontario
Aberfoyle is a countryside community just south of Guelph, famous for its Sunday antique market. From Pearson the run covers about 55 km along Highway 401, usually 40 to 55 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 45 km from the terminals, Acton is the old leather-making town at the top of Halton Hills. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 25 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Ajax, a lakefront Durham town with a growing waterfront trail, sits roughly 40 to 55 minutes from Pearson via Highway 401 east. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 35 to 50 minutes between Aldershot and Pearson along the QEW and Highway 403. Aldershot is the west Burlington community beside the Royal Botanical Gardens, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Alliston rides Highway 427 and Highway 89, typically 55 to 70 minutes for the 75 km. Alliston is the New Tecumseth town best known for its Honda plant and potato festival. One flat price covers the whole car.
Ancaster is one of Ontario's oldest communities, up on the Hamilton mountain. From Pearson the run covers about 75 km along Highway 403, usually 45 to 60 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 95 km from the terminals, Angus is a Simcoe County community next to Base Borden. Chauffeurs take Highway 400 and Highway 90 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Aurora, a York Region town with a busy GO corridor and historic downtown, sits roughly 35 to 50 minutes from Pearson via Highway 404. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 170 to 200 minutes between Bancroft and Pearson along Highway 401 and Highway 28. Bancroft is the mineral capital of Canada, deep in cottage country, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Barrie rides Highway 400, typically 60 to 75 minutes for the 90 km. Barrie is the Lake Simcoe city on Kempenfelt Bay. One flat price covers the whole car.
Beamsville is a benchland town in the heart of Niagara wine country. From Pearson the run covers about 90 km along the QEW, usually 55 to 70 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 200 km from the terminals, Belleville is the Bay of Quinte city halfway to Kingston. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 east and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Beeton, a quiet New Tecumseth village surrounded by farmland, sits roughly 45 to 60 minutes from Pearson via Highway 427 and Highway 9. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 30 to 45 minutes between Beaches Area and Pearson along the Gardiner Expressway and Lake Shore Boulevard. Beaches Area is Toronto's boardwalk neighbourhood along Queen Street East, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Bolton rides Highway 427 and Highway 50, typically 25 to 35 minutes for the 30 km. Bolton is Caledon's largest community, tucked into the Humber valley. One flat price covers the whole car.
Bowmanville is the historic heart of Clarington. From Pearson the run covers about 85 km along Highway 401 east, usually 55 to 70 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 180 km from the terminals, Bracebridge is the Muskoka town built around its waterfall. Chauffeurs take Highway 400 and Highway 11 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Bradford, the Holland Marsh town where much of Ontario's produce grows, sits roughly 40 to 55 minutes from Pearson via Highway 400 and Highway 88. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 15 to 25 minutes between Brampton and Pearson along Highway 410 and Highway 407. Brampton is the Flower City, ten minutes up the road from the terminals, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Brantford rides Highway 403, typically 60 to 75 minutes for the 95 km. Brantford is the Grand River city where Wayne Gretzky grew up. One flat price covers the whole car.
Brighton is the gateway to Presqu'ile Provincial Park. From Pearson the run covers about 170 km along Highway 401 east, usually 105 to 125 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 340 km from the terminals, Brockville is the Thousand Islands city on the St. Lawrence. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 east and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Brooklin, the fast-growing village at the top of Whitby, sits roughly 45 to 60 minutes from Pearson via Highway 407 and Highway 12. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 35 to 50 minutes between Brougham and Pearson along Highway 407. Brougham is a historic hamlet at the crossroads of Pickering, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Buffalo rides the QEW and the Peace Bridge, typically 105 to 130 minutes for the 160 km. Buffalo is the closest American city, home of the Bills and Sabres. One flat price covers the whole car.
Burlington is the lakeside city with the busy Spencer Smith waterfront. From Pearson the run covers about 50 km along the QEW and Highway 403, usually 30 to 45 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 110 km from the terminals, Burford is a Brant County village on the old stage road to London. Chauffeurs take Highway 403 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Caledon, rolling hill country, home of the Cheltenham Badlands, sits roughly 30 to 45 minutes from Pearson via Highway 410. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 60 to 75 minutes between Caledonia and Pearson along Highway 403 and Highway 6. Caledonia is the Grand River town south of Hamilton, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Cambridge rides Highway 401, typically 50 to 65 minutes for the 80 km. Cambridge is the riverside city built from Galt, Preston, and Hespeler. One flat price covers the whole car.
Campbellville is the Milton village beside Mohawk Park. From Pearson the run covers about 50 km along Highway 401, usually 30 to 40 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 90 km from the terminals, Clarington is the eastern edge of Durham Region. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 407 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Cobourg, the beach town with the grand Victoria Hall, sits roughly 80 to 100 minutes from Pearson via Highway 401 east. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 100 to 120 minutes between Collingwood and Pearson along Highway 400 and Highway 26. Collingwood is the Georgian Bay town at the base of Blue Mountain, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Concord rides Highway 407 and Highway 400, typically 20 to 30 minutes for the 20 km. Concord is Vaughan's business district, just past the 407. One flat price covers the whole car.
Courtice is the west end of Clarington, minutes from Oshawa. From Pearson the run covers about 80 km along Highway 401 east, usually 50 to 65 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 370 km from the terminals, Detroit is Motor City, straight down the 401 and across the border. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and the Windsor crossing and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Dundas, the valley town surrounded by waterfalls, sits roughly 45 to 60 minutes from Pearson via Highway 403. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 25 to 40 minutes between East York and Pearson along Highway 401 and the Don Valley Parkway. East York is the old borough between the Don Valley and Danforth, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Etobicoke rides Highway 427, typically 10 to 20 minutes for the 10 km. Etobicoke is the closest part of Toronto to the airport. One flat price covers the whole car.
Flamborough is rural Hamilton, from Waterdown up to the escarpment. From Pearson the run covers about 60 km along Highway 403 and Highway 6, usually 40 to 50 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 150 km from the terminals, Fort Erie is the border town at the Peace Bridge. Chauffeurs take the QEW and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Georgetown, the Halton Hills town on the Credit River, sits roughly 25 to 35 minutes from Pearson via Highway 401 and Trafalgar Road. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 50 to 65 minutes between Goodwood and Pearson along Highway 407 and Highway 47. Goodwood is the Uxbridge hamlet made famous as a filming town, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Gravenhurst rides Highway 400 and Highway 11, typically 110 to 130 minutes for the 160 km. Gravenhurst is the gateway to Muskoka and its steamships. One flat price covers the whole car.
Grimsby is the lakeside town squeezed between the escarpment and Lake Ontario. From Pearson the run covers about 80 km along the QEW, usually 50 to 65 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 60 km from the terminals, Guelph is the Royal City, home to the University of Guelph. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 6 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Hamilton, the bayfront steel city turned arts town, sits roughly 45 to 60 minutes from Pearson via Highway 403 and the QEW. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 50 to 60 minutes between Hespeler and Pearson along Highway 401. Hespeler is the mill village on the Speed River in Cambridge, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Horseshoe Valley rides Highway 400, typically 80 to 95 minutes for the 115 km. Horseshoe Valley is the ski and golf resort country of Oro-Medonte. One flat price covers the whole car.
Huntsville is Muskoka's largest town, on the way to Algonquin Park. From Pearson the run covers about 215 km along Highway 400 and Highway 11, usually 140 to 165 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 130 km from the terminals, Ingersoll is the Oxford County town with deep cheese-making roots. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Jackson's Point, the Lake Simcoe resort shore of Georgina, sits roughly 60 to 75 minutes from Pearson via Highway 404 and Highway 48. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 50 to 65 minutes between Keswick and Pearson along Highway 404. Keswick is Georgina's biggest community, right on Cook's Bay, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Kilbride rides Highway 407 and Guelph Line, typically 35 to 45 minutes for the 55 km. Kilbride is the rural north corner of Burlington. One flat price covers the whole car.
King City is estate countryside at the top of the GTA. From Pearson the run covers about 35 km along Highway 400 and King Road, usually 30 to 40 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 265 km from the terminals, Kingston is the limestone city where the lake meets the St. Lawrence. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 east and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Kitchener, the heart of Waterloo Region and its tech corridor, sits roughly 55 to 70 minutes from Pearson via Highway 401. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 105 to 125 minutes between London and Pearson along Highway 401. London is the Forest City, home of Western University, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Maple rides Highway 400, typically 25 to 35 minutes for the 25 km. Maple is the Vaughan community next door to Canada's Wonderland. One flat price covers the whole car.
Markham is Canada's high-tech capital. From Pearson the run covers about 40 km along Highway 407 and Highway 404, usually 30 to 45 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 30 km from the terminals, Milton is one of Canada's fastest-growing towns, under the escarpment. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Mississauga, the airport's home city, from Square One to Port Credit, sits roughly 10 to 20 minutes from Pearson via Highway 401 and Highway 403. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 30 to 40 minutes between Mohawk Raceway and Pearson along Highway 401. Mohawk Raceway is Woodbine Mohawk Park, the standardbred track and casino in Campbellville, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Montreal rides Highway 401 and Autoroute 20, typically 320 to 360 minutes for the 545 km. Montreal is Quebec's metropolis, a straight run down the 401. One flat price covers the whole car.
Napanee is the Lennox and Addington county seat. From Pearson the run covers about 235 km along Highway 401 east, usually 140 to 165 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 95 km from the terminals, Newcastle is the lakeside village at the east end of Clarington. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 115 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Newmarket, York Region's historic market town on Main Street, sits roughly 40 to 55 minutes from Pearson via Highway 404 and Davis Drive. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 80 to 100 minutes between Niagara Falls and Pearson along the QEW. Niagara Falls is the falls, Clifton Hill, and the casinos, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and North York rides Highway 401, typically 20 to 30 minutes for the 20 km. North York is the uptown stretch of Toronto along Yonge Street. One flat price covers the whole car.
Oakville is the harbour town with a postcard downtown. From Pearson the run covers about 30 km along the QEW and Highway 403, usually 25 to 35 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 60 km from the terminals, Orangeville is the Dufferin County town at the headwaters of the Credit. Chauffeurs take Highway 410 and Highway 10 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Orillia, the lake country city beside Casino Rama, sits roughly 90 to 110 minutes from Pearson via Highway 400 and Highway 11. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 60 to 75 minutes between Orono and Pearson along Highway 401 and Highway 115. Orono is the Clarington village known for its antique main street, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Oshawa rides Highway 401 east, typically 50 to 65 minutes for the 75 km. Oshawa is Durham's biggest city and Canada's motor city. One flat price covers the whole car.
Ottawa is the nation's capital. From Pearson the run covers about 450 km along Highway 401 and Highway 416, usually 255 to 285 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 185 km from the terminals, Owen Sound is the port city on Georgian Bay's south shore. Chauffeurs take Highway 410 and Highway 10 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Palgrave, Caledon's equestrian village in the hills, sits roughly 35 to 45 minutes from Pearson via Highway 427 and Highway 50. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 145 to 170 minutes between Parry Sound and Pearson along Highway 400. Parry Sound is the 30,000 Islands harbour town, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Paris rides Highway 403, typically 65 to 80 minutes for the 105 km. Paris is often called the prettiest town in Canada, on the Grand River. One flat price covers the whole car.
Peterborough is the Kawarthas city with the famous lift lock. From Pearson the run covers about 135 km along Highway 407 and Highway 115, usually 85 to 105 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 50 km from the terminals, Pickering is the Durham city on the Toronto border. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 407 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Port Colborne, the Lake Erie city at the south end of the Welland Canal, sits roughly 105 to 125 minutes from Pearson via the QEW and Highway 140. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 90 to 110 minutes between Port Dover and Pearson along Highway 403 and Highway 6. Port Dover is the Lake Erie beach town famous for Friday the 13th rides, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Port Hope rides Highway 401 east, typically 70 to 85 minutes for the 110 km. Port Hope is the heritage main street town on the Ganaraska. One flat price covers the whole car.
Richmond Hill is the York Region city on the Yonge corridor. From Pearson the run covers about 35 km along Highway 407 and Highway 404, usually 30 to 40 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 55 km from the terminals, Rockwood is the village beside the caves and potholes of its conservation area. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 7 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Rosedale, one of Toronto's grand old neighbourhoods, sits roughly 25 to 40 minutes from Pearson via the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 175 to 200 minutes between Sarnia and Pearson along Highway 402. Sarnia is the Bluewater border city on Lake Huron, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Scarborough rides Highway 401, typically 30 to 45 minutes for the 40 km. Scarborough is Toronto's east side, from the Bluffs to the Rouge. One flat price covers the whole car.
Scugog is Port Perry and the lakeside township around it. From Pearson the run covers about 90 km along Highway 407 and Highway 7A, usually 60 to 75 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 140 km from the terminals, Simcoe is the hub of Norfolk County's garden country. Chauffeurs take Highway 403 and Highway 24 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
St. Catharines, the Garden City in the middle of wine country, sits roughly 70 to 85 minutes from Pearson via the QEW. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 50 to 65 minutes between Stoney Creek and Pearson along the QEW. Stoney Creek is Hamilton's lakeside east end, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Stouffville rides Highway 404 and Highway 48, typically 40 to 55 minutes for the 55 km. Stouffville is the Whitchurch town with a busy little main street. One flat price covers the whole car.
Thornhill is the Yonge Street community shared by Vaughan and Markham. From Pearson the run covers about 30 km along Highway 407 and Highway 7, usually 25 to 35 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 180 km from the terminals, Trenton is the Quinte West city beside CFB Trenton. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 east and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Toronto Metro Area, the downtown core, from the CN Tower to the waterfront, sits roughly 20 to 35 minutes from Pearson via Highway 401 and the Gardiner Expressway. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 5 to 10 minutes between Toronto Airport Hotel Area and Pearson along the airport hotel strip. Toronto Airport Hotel Area is the hotel row on Dixon Road and around the terminals, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Unionville rides Highway 407, typically 35 to 45 minutes for the 45 km. Unionville is Markham's historic main street village. One flat price covers the whole car.
Uxbridge is the trail capital of Canada. From Pearson the run covers about 75 km along Highway 407 and Highway 47, usually 55 to 70 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 25 km from the terminals, Vaughan is the city above Toronto, from Wonderland to the VMC. Chauffeurs take Highway 427 and Highway 407 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Victoria, the Victoria area and its surrounding communities, sits roughly 30 to 40 minutes from Pearson via Highway 407. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 60 to 75 minutes between Vineland and Pearson along the QEW. Vineland is the Twenty Valley village at the centre of Niagara's wineries, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Wasaga Beach rides Highway 400 and Highway 92, typically 100 to 120 minutes for the 145 km. Wasaga Beach is the longest freshwater beach in the world. One flat price covers the whole car.
Waterdown is the escarpment village at Hamilton's north edge. From Pearson the run covers about 60 km along Highway 403 and Highway 6, usually 40 to 50 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 95 km from the terminals, Waterloo is the university city powering Canada's tech triangle. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and Highway 85 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
Welland, the canal city in the heart of Niagara, sits roughly 90 to 110 minutes from Pearson via the QEW and Highway 406. We pick up at any address in the area, with flight tracking on every airport run.
Count on 40 to 55 minutes between Whitby and Pearson along Highway 401 and Highway 407. Whitby is the Durham lakeside town with a historic four corners, and trips run around the clock with the price locked at booking.
The trip between Pearson and Windsor rides Highway 401, typically 220 to 250 minutes for the 370 km. Windsor is Canada's southernmost city, across the river from Detroit. One flat price covers the whole car.
Woodbridge is Vaughan's Italian heart along the Humber. From Pearson the run covers about 20 km along Highway 427 and Highway 7, usually 15 to 25 minutes door to door. The flat rate is confirmed before the car moves, and it never changes with traffic.
About 130 km from the terminals, Woodstock is the dairy capital of Canada. Chauffeurs take Highway 401 and reroute live around slowdowns. Every rate below is for the whole vehicle, one way, day or night.
My city is not on the list. Can you still pick me up?
Almost always, yes. These 112 cities are the published rate card, not the limit of where we drive. Call 416-886-9711 with your address and we quote a flat rate before you book.
How is the flat rate for my city set?
By distance and route from Toronto Pearson. The rate is confirmed at booking and stays the same whether the highway is empty or crawling.
Can I book one way from a small town?
Yes. Most trips from smaller towns on this list are one-way runs to or from Pearson, booked and priced exactly like a GTA pickup.
Do you drive outside Ontario?
Yes. Buffalo, Detroit, and Montreal are on the rate card for travellers crossing the border or going long distance.